Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-29
MARTINS FERRY.

The Catholic fair and festival TO he held
in Lafayette Hall in the near future, prom
ises to be a grand affair. All the commit
tees having the details in charge are busily
at work, and the contestants for the various
prizes are making a thorough canvas of
this and neighboring towns.
The Standard mill goes OH full tO-mOr-
row.
Mrs. W. \. Holiday is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack OF typhoid pneu-
mOnia.
Vim. Linn, the unfortunate, is some
what better.
Mrs. James RuniOn and Mrs. Charles
MEYERS nave returned from a visit in PascO.
Mrs. John Davidson was buried in Xiv
erview cemetery on Friday.
The members of the Presbyterian choir
have decided to hold their concert on June
Sth.
1T. Haues is enlarging his residence in
the Third ward.
Adam Wernig will open a green grocery
and flower store in the Ratclitie room on
Fourth street in a few days.
Mr.. James T. Riley, of the First ward,
who was injured in the recent tornado, is
doing az well as could he expected. He is,
however, compelled 10 lie quietly IN his
back, and has a large weight suspended by
a cord and pulley from his foot. .
The Lafayette club danced at Lafayette
Hall last night.
Mr.. Anderson Rolston is improving the
appearance of his Fourth street home by
the application of a coat of paint.
Mrs. J. NJ. Waters is somewhat better,
and will soon I've able to he about.
James NJ. Young, of Pittsburg was in
the city yesterday on business.
On Friday evening next the annual high
school commencement will he held IN La
tayette Hall. The graduates are Miss
| Alma Chessell, and MesSTS. George Ches'
sell and Warus Hoyle.
Lott & Scheehle came out IN n bran
new delivery wagon yesterday. 1t Is a
beauty, and reflects credit upon the builder,
Mr.. Frank Lott, of Wheeling.
Harry Milligan has returned from New
| Cumberland, W. Va, where he has been
at work during the past few months.
John Milligan, the Second street butch
err, will occupy one Of the rooms in +. Nc
Donough's new building, when completed.
Mrs. {. B. Ong, of S~mithfeld, o is the
guest of DIR. Il. 4. Ong.
Mr.. James A. Gray, who it WAS hoped
was on the road to speedy recovery, Is again
confined 10 his bed.
Mr.. Henry Bone, the veteran awning and
and sail maker, put up a new sun shade
in front of ThOrngate's hardware store
Yesterday.
Miss May Colts of Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Ora Boyd.
There will be no freight trains on the
| c. & p. railroad tomorrow, II being Dec
Grafton Day.
Rev. A. B. Morrison will preach a ser
mon for the special benefit of the old SOL
diers, in the NJ. E. Church.
The following from the Common Pleas
Court record Is Of interest 10 our people:
James Kerr vs.. Geo. Robinson, Treasurer.
By agreement of parties, by attorneys, this
case and those of f. C. Boyd, Samuel
Boyd, J. Kerr & Son, Ruthanna Williams,
Benz. T. Powell, Ii. NJ. 4. Boyd, NJ. K. and
A. W. Boyd, Harrison, Belts Il Co, Har-
risOn Belts, and Lavosier Spence against
George Robinson, County Treasurer, are
consolidated and compromised and settled
upon the terms that the collection OF the
levy of three mills taxes and penalty for
December collection, lSSd, for Martin
Ferry municipal purposes be pe~rpetnaily
enjoined, and that the temporary iDjunc'
ton as to the collection Of the remaining
nine mills be dissOlved-the defendant to
paw all costs and ordered that no record be
made
Charles Siebrisht VS. George Robinson,
Observation-Disclosures Of certain taxes per
petually enioined, at costs Of the defend
ant
Mrs. C. D. Cattell is the guest of her
mother, Mrs Lewis, of st. Clairsville.
Tomorrow is Decoration Day.
To-day Rev. A. B. Morrison closes bis
FIVE months engagement with the MethO-
dist church and will resume his title ol
Colonel on Monday.
The Citizens COrnet Band appeared in
their new uniforms yesterday. They are
OF gray cloth trimmed with red, and pre-
sent a very neat and pleasing appearance
Stephen Haughton has returned from &
visit with friends in the central part OF tbs
State.
Mr:.walter H. Darrah spent yesterday
in Dow, ..
A letter was received from Robert Camp
bell, at Beaver Falls, Pa, stating that b
had married a Feaver Falls lady last week
Miss Kittie Updegraff Is a little better.
Mr.. Samuel Salmon and daughter, o